A strange premise for a book, but the set up explains the reasoning and the functionality of the agreement adequately so it doesn't feel that far fetched. Actually, as a night shift worker for the past couple of years it sounds like a pretty good idea.
Not too sure about Leon's chapters in the book, the abrupt delivery is supposed to show he is a man of few words but really it makes him come across as a bit of a prat - hopefully this is temporary and once you get used to his voice it will be less jarring.
Really at this stage it is hard to give a star rating to the book but I will say it is a 3.5 and round it up.
Not too sure about Leon's chapters in the book, the abrupt delivery is supposed to show he is a man of few words but really it makes him come across as a bit of a prat - hopefully this is temporary and once you get used to his voice it will be less jarring.
Really at this stage it is hard to give a star rating to the book but I will say it is a 3.5 and round it up.